Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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Men of the unbended bow are rare. They are firm and straight and true in the execution of their tasks. They are light and nimble in their work for the maestro, and like all imperfec- tion, they occasionally squeak. They are admired for the fulfillment of the application of the gifts they have been given. They twist under stress, but never bend, never break. Yet when trying to rely upon themselves, their cords snap and must be repaired. They are simple instruments often lost behind the brassier and more mili- tant trumpeters of the full orchestra. They are men of good solid wood hewn in love and care by their master-craftsman. And in that finer grain is polish of attentiveness, the smoothness of obedience, and a genuinely humorous spirit. They strive to bless us with their song. Their fibers are pulled and know well the strength to which they must be pulled to strike their gaited rhythm. lt is a strength that lies in adherence to the written score, though often the variations of composition present strain. Many times over they touched our strings and started simple melodies that grow and build until the final crescendo. lf we are to effectively praise our Creator for lives in tune with the great composer, we may learn well from men of the unbended bow. We dedicate the Tartan 1972-1973 To the Glory of God And thank Him for giving us Dr. John Lothers and Mr. Ray Dameron

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